49001–49100 |-id=036 | 49036 Pelion || || Pelion, a mountain in Thessaly in central Greece, where the Centaurs were said to live || |} 49101–49200 |-id=109 | 49109 Agnesraab || || Agnes Raab (born 1969), Austrian amateur astronomer, long-time member of the Astronomical Society of Linz (). The first prediscovery image of this asteroid was found on a plate exposed on her eighth birthday. She is the wife of Herbert Raab, also an amateur astronomer and discoverer of minor planets (Src). || |-id=110 | 49110 Květafialová || || Květa Fialová (born 1929) is a well-known actress in Czech-Slovak cinematography and theatre, who has been active for almost 70 years || |-id=187 | 49187 Zucchini || || Roberto Zucchini (born 1958) is an Italian theoretical physicist who teaches theoretical physics and mathematical methods at the Bologna University. His interests reside in the mathematical physics concerning theories of quantum gravity, strings and branes. || |} 49201–49300 |-id=272 | 49272 Bryce Canyon || || Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah, home of some of the darkest night skies in the continental United States || |-id=291 | 49291 Thechills || 1998 VJ || The Chills are a New Zealand rock band formed in Dunedin in 1980. Images of this asteroid, taken by its discoverer Ian P. Griffin, were shown on the release of the band's new single "Rocket Science/Lost In Space". || |} 49301–49400 |-id=350 | 49350 Katheynix || || Kathey Nix (1953–2003), an American amateur astronomer , manager of theaters for the Pink Palace Museum, Memphis, Tennessee, and a founding member of the Society of Low-Energy Observers (SLO). Her enthusiasm and selfless dedication to amateur astronomy and to her many friends will be sorely missed. || |-id=382 | 49382 Lynnokamoto || || Lynn Okamoto (born 1970) is a Japanese manga artist best known for his manga and anime series Elfen Lied. He resides in Tokyo, Japan. || |-id=384 | 49384 Hubertnaudot || || Hubert Naudot (1913–1994), a French engineer a pioneer of astronomical calculations using personal computers in the 1980s. He worked for the French Railways (SNCF) and was involved in the creation of the astronomical association of the SNCF. He also taught astronomy to children. || |} 49401–49500 |-id=440 | 49440 Kenzotange || || Kenzo Tange (1913–2005), a Japanese architect who designed many public buildings, including the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum, the Kagawa Prefectural Office and the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Buildings. || |-id=441